Features Editor, Polo and Riding Clubs Editor
Martha Terry is a Features Editor and Polo and Riding Clubs Editor. She specializes in topics related to animals, animal care, and competitive sports, with a particular focus on pets and veterinary issues. Martha's work has been featured in Yahoo News, Daily Hampshire Gazette, MSN, AOL UK, Horse & Hound UK, AOL, Inc., and The Business Herald.
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Martha's articles predominantly focus on pet-related topics with a strong emphasis on practical advice for pet owners. She frequently provides how-to guides, seasonal content, and promotional deals related to pets.
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By: Martha Terry
Alice Casburn tells the story of how the second-generation home-bred was bred, and how he went from a rocky start to five-star hero.
By: Martha Terry
Teaching sidepass from the ground encourages your horse to “think” with his feet, as well as listening and reacting to what you are asking of them.
By: Martha Terry
This exercise uses lateral work – specifically the half-pass – to improve the push in the more extended paces, such as medium trot.
By: Martha Terry
This polework exercise can be done in-hand or ridden, but it’s best to attempt it from the ground first so that your horse can understand the concept.
By: Martha Terry
Try this flatwork exercise to increase your horse’s suppleness, and encourage him to take longer, but not faster, strides in trot
This groundwork exercise is good for keeping your horse engaged and stimulated in walk thanks to the constant direction changes combined with poles.
By: Martha Terry
All horses have a weaker side and this simple polework exercise can help you strengthen it from the ground.
By: Martha Terry
Jack Whitaker was riding Jagerbomb while Becky Moody watched on. She talks about the crossover between the two disciplines and is impressed with his passage
By: Martha Terry
From hacking on the Yorkshire hills to targeted pirouette practice, Becky Moody shares her secrets on how she trains Jagerbomb to peak performance
The Aachen course-designer on why we must never bore horses with just poles and planks, and what sort of tracks to expect at the World Championships
